Minnesota Primaries Rebuke Townleyism and Socialism
Minnesota voters rebuked Townleyism disloyalty and socialism in Monday primaries as Burnquist held a large lead for Republican governor candidate over Lindbergh. Returns from numerous precincts showed majorities for the incumbent and other state races, with a record primary vote and ongoing county and Fargo events.
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J. A. A. Burnquist
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E .Andrew J. Volatend
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Masons Elect Henry G. Vick Grand Master in North Dakota
Henry G. Vick Cavalier was elected grand master of the North Dakota Masons at the annual lodge meeting in the Masonic temple. Amil P. Lenhart, Charles W. Best, Allan V. Haig named deputy and junior grand wardens. Clinton D. Lord re elected grand treasurer. Walter L. Stockwell named grand secretary. Installation to follow. reports and committees reviewed. past grand masters honored.
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Charles W. Best
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Devils Lake
North Dakota
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Clinton D. Lord
Park River
Walter L. Stockwell
Fargo
oMeera
William J. Reynolda
Weathope
Association
Loyalist Forces Brace North Dakota Against Townley Drive
A chaotic manifesto describes Loyalist forces rallying to defend North Dakota against Townley aligned factions. It claims a ruthless campaign, calls for June 25 as a turning point, and notes alleged pro-German and Bolshevik influences backing the Independent ticket led by John Steen.
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Sacking of U S Hospital May Mean Open Break
Turkish troops sacked the American hospital at Tabriz and seized American and British consulates, amid protest by the Spanish consul. If confirmed, the incident could be an act of war with Washington weighing a formal response amid war talk with Bulgaria. Presbyterians link the hospital to a mission board.
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Sending Troops to Italy Discussed by U S Officials
Washington June 19 The Italian ambassador Count V Macchi Di Cellere met with Secretary Baker and a discussion reportedly touched the war department’s plan to send American troops to Italy. Officials say any participation will depend on transportation and supply, while highlighting that allied nations seek a visible display of unified effort against Germany and Austria.
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Express Monopoly The wartime express agreement to continue after war
Washington June 10 The express monopoly created under government auspices must be involved after the war emergency ends under terms of a contract signed today by express carriers and railroads. Routine business was noted.
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Ship Builders Demand Beer Amid Prohibition Debate
Washington June 19 Bainbridge Colby of the shipping board warned the House agriculture committee that removing beer from workers would cut American shipyard output by about 25 percent, as shipbuilders press for beer to aid labor.
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Italian Front Holds Ground as Austrian Offensive Fails
Austrian press admits setbacks on the Italian front as British and French forces consolidate gains on Montello and Asingo Plateau. Vienna warns of worsening food shortages and predicts greater hardship in the capital once the reported Italian counterattacks become known.
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Arbeiter Zeitung
Silver Lake Seeks Lone Lindbergh Backer
Residents of Silver Lake and nearby areas seek the voter who cast the single ballot for Charl A. Lindbergh in Beentay's primary for governor. Locals aim to refute charges of disloyalty to the village and McLeod County as they report 111 votes for Burnquist and one for Lindbergh.
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Lindbergh
Not Opposed to Extending Draft
Washington on June 19 reports no opposition to extending the draft age if needed. Discussion centers on widening or shifting classes as Italy and January plans unfold, with millions to be armed by January 1 and reclassification creating new class 1 members from Pennsylvania and other areas.
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At Heras Am
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Man Power
Piave Front Holds As Austrian Offensive Stalls
Allied lines on the Piave remain stubbornly defended as Austrian forces fail to gain a decisive breakthrough. French and British units near Asiago endure heavy bombardment while Italian positions around Montello and Capo Sile yield ground but hold the river corridor. German activity increases along the Aisne and American lines report patrol clashes with intensified machine gun fire.
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Wisconsin Bars German in Public Schools
Ashland Wis June 19 The Wisconsin legislature will be asked to enact law at the next season providing for the abandonment of the study of German in the public and high schools of the state. Resolution adopted by the state department favors action with an unanimous vote. The move targets pro German influence and may affect next year’s convention and state meetings at the capital.
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Wisconsin
Maine
Maximum Price On Print Paper Declared By Feds
A federal bulletin sets the top price for print paper. In car lots the rate is $3.10 per 100 sheets and $3.60 for sheet news in smaller quantities. The notice covers cross border areas with Canada and the United States.
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Red Cross Fargo Salvage Store Closes July and August
The Fargo branch of the American Red Cross will close the salvage department sales store and reclamation rooms during July and August. Other department functions will continue, with no change to schedule.
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American Red Cross
German effort to widen salient ends in costly setback
German forces launched a new drive along a 14 mile front near Rheims but failed to breach French lines. Artillery and infantry assaults met stiff resistance as French positions held strongly around Rheims, with heavy German losses reported. Front extended southwest of the cathedral city, as Paris confirms repulsed attacks and no entries into French lines despite intensive bombardment.
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